Posts Tagged ‘india’

How To Find Out Today’s Cricket Game Standings Online?

In: Recreation & Sports

12 Sep 2010

If you are a cricket fan but cannot get to the game or see it on TV, then you can look online for a live cricket score. With recent advances in live streaming and smart phones there are now more ways than ever to be able to check the score.

Why Should You Have A Website?

In: Business

28 Aug 2010

Why do you have a website really? This is one of the question most of us would like to know as most of the website owners are suffering from bad performance of their websites. Most of the people feel that good graphics can win a lot of traffic however the dilemma is that this does not solve the problem on most of the cases. Web designers are available in plenty but not all of their work solves the issue. In fact we need to step back and think why we need the website. You cannot compel the visitors to do what you want with just the graphics or techniques like shopping cart. “We are opening a company and hence we should have a website since all the other owners have.This is the mentality of most of the owners.

Trends for Modern Style

In: Fashion

23 Feb 2010

As we glimpse ahead for the styles for fashion this year we see lots of strange styles. That’s if we can see through all the tights and scarves around now, we are proceeding to be looking at quite a combination of types.

Buddhist Symbols

In: Arts & Entertainment

12 Mar 2009

Generally speaking, Buddhist symbols can be considered based on a particular culture and its followers. Everebody heard about Eight Auspicious Symbols, dorje and bell, mandala etc. Many of these symbols can be found in ancient India where Hinduism is the main religion. Their meaning and usage may however not be in the same light. The Buddha lived around the 6th Century B.C. However, no Buddhist art or artifacts are known to have been in existence by then. In the Buddhist holy writings, it is claimed that the Buddha would sometimes use Buddhist art or images such as the Wheel of Life to illustrate his teachings. Ornamental carvings have been found dating to the reign of Emperor Ashoka. Emperor Ashoka converted to Buddhism, thereby making this religion popular both in India and the countries in the vicinity.

Burning of Incense Sticks

In: Home & Family

10 Mar 2009

Burning incense in many places is a religious as well as a purification rite. The practice has been followed for hundreds of years and continues to thrive even today. Incense burning is simply the burning of aromatic materials with the release of odor or fragrance. Some incense is burned for medicinal purposes while others simply are for aesthetic values.


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